Emeritus ProfessorRob Carter

Mostly in relation to dissemination of results from his research projects.

International Health Economics Association (IHEA)

Australian Health Economics Society (AHES)

The Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Zealand

2005: Open Award for Excellence in Research Achievement, School of Population Health, The University of Melbourne

2002: NHMRC Population Health Career Development Award Fellowship

1985: Commonwealth Public Service Executive Development Scheme.

Recent conference highlights include:

Carter R (2010) The Ace-Prevention study: An innovative approach to priority setting in Australia, ATINER Annual International Conference on Health, Management and Policy, 26 June-2 July, Athens, Greece.

Carter R (2010 Walking the talk together: Why partner with health economists? Invited Keynote Address, Australian Health Promotion Association 19th National Conference, 30 May-2 June, Melbourne, Victoria.

Carter R (2010) Assessing the cost-effectiveness of preventive interventions, Invited Keynote Address, Rural Health Conference, 21-23 April, Ballarat, Victoria.

Carter R (2009) Pharmaceutical Pricing and Reimbursement Trends in Australia, Invited Keynote Address, Second Pricing and Reimbursement Future Trends Workshop, Singapore, 20 June 2009.

Carter R (2009) Priority Setting in Australia: The ACE-Prevention Study, Session Chair and Introduction, iHEA 7th World Congress on Health Economics, Harmonising Health and Economics, July 12-15, Beijing, China.

2015: Deakin 40th Anniversary Recognition Award for his achievements in establishing Deakin University as a leading centre for health economics

2014: Alfred Deakin Professor, the highest award offered by Deakin University for ongoing outstanding performance in teaching and research

2012: Deakin University Pro Vice Chancellors Award for Innovation, Faculty of Health

2011: Deakin University Vice Chancellors Award for Research Excellence

2010: Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) Special Award for Contribution to Illness Prevention Knowledge (ACE-Prevention Project);

2010: Deakin University School of Health and Social Development Award for Excellence in Research (ACE-Prevention Project);

2010: Deakin University Strategic Research Centre Population Health Award for Partnerships and Knowledge Translation (ACE-Prevention Project);

2009 Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) Award Finalist (Health and Economic Benefits of Reducing Disease Risk Factors Project);

2005: University of Melbourne School of Population Health Open Award for Excellence in Research Achievement;

2002: National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Population Health Career Development Award (2003-2007); and

1984: Commonwealth Public Service Executive Development Scheme (1985-1986).